New Appium inspector for Appium 2.x | installation | inspect Android & IOS apps

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  • Опубликовано: 13 сен 2022
  • #appium_java_tutorial_qavbox #appium #java-client
    This video will explain the new appium inspector to fit for appium server 2.x. know the changes and how to use the inspector to inspect android & ios mobile app elements.
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Комментарии • 17

  • @Dorissa
    @Dorissa Год назад +1

    Finally I’ve see a video that helped me solve my appium problem

  • @karthic5231
    @karthic5231 Год назад

    Your work and presentation is good sir..keep it up

  • @jeffjeff1187
    @jeffjeff1187 4 месяца назад

    Would you include a couple of videos on MACOS and Windows apps automation w appoun?

  • @JustgamingiPhonegames
    @JustgamingiPhonegames 11 месяцев назад

    We could use the following command to get the name of the booted simulator: xcrun simctl list | egrep '(Booted)'

  • @rajesho9772
    @rajesho9772 Год назад

    Hi your videos are great . I have a small question as I have to do POC . Can we do parallel testing in appointment similar to grid selenium . As I have to test multiple real IOS devices

    • @qavbox
      @qavbox  Год назад

      It would be good if you try any cloud solutions like browserstack, saucelabs or headspin for parallel run.

  • @andreotako2020
    @andreotako2020 Год назад

    Hello Master
    I need something like Appium in automating android apps
    The problem with me I don't want all these steps to get starting playing my code like linking Nox or Emulator with Appium and so on

    • @qavbox
      @qavbox  Год назад +1

      There is a new session coming soon on running tests on android simulators, but you can use the same for real devices app testing as well!

    • @andreotako2020
      @andreotako2020 Год назад

      @@qavbox but there is something like this right now
      I watched a video for that but i don't know what do he use

  • @leonex7
    @leonex7 Год назад +1

    Hey, your videos are great!!!!! I am done with iOS setup, but I am having issues with Android one, seems that "UIAutomator2" is not installed on my end, when I run appium driver list --installed. I just see "xcuitest@4.16.." so i think that is why i cannot start my session on Android, any help will be appreciated, thank you.

    • @qavbox
      @qavbox  Год назад

      Can you try installing uiautomator2 by using this command
      appium driver install uiautomator2
      Refer qavalidation.com/2022/09/guide-to-install-individual-appium-drivers-uiautomator2-xcuitest-etc.html/

  • @mesut993
    @mesut993 Год назад

    Hi Sir! Thank you for the video, how can I test my native mobile app performance?

    • @qavbox
      @qavbox  Год назад

      Mobile app performance testing varies from one device to another device because of nature of vast no. Of configurations of devices.
      But you can consider couple of performance points like battery usage for your app, response time for each functionality, no. Of errors etc

  • @TW.o9
    @TW.o9 8 месяцев назад

    ssr

  • @user-sd6lk2ir5n
    @user-sd6lk2ir5n 11 месяцев назад

    you only explained with iphone :v

    • @qavbox
      @qavbox  11 месяцев назад

      There is not much difference between Android and iOS in terms of appium inspector, you can use appPackage and appActivity instead of bundleID for Android